Bulldogs Fall to Marshall Owls 43-14 in Halloween rout
Mexico Bulldogs (4-4) were overwhelmed by 7-0 Marshall Owls as the line dominated, combining for 302 rushing yards and five touchdowns led by Eddie Kays. Mexico battled injuries, scored in third quarter then added a late drive but left with a third straight loss.
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Sports On the Air Highlights and Schedules
A dense TV and radio sports rundown lists college football Nebraska versus Colorado and Grambling games, baseball Orioles versus Tokyo Giants, and pro football on multiple channels with matchups including Cardinals Bills Redskins Saints Broncos Eagles Chiefs Raiders Packers Lions.
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Fumble Ends Van-Far Upset Bid in 22-6 Loss
Van-Far Indians nearly upset Bowling Green 22-6 when a third quarter fumble at the Bobcats’ one-yard line swung momentum. Kerry Hesse led an 80 yard ground drive for Van-Far’s only score, while Harold Hendricks surged for Bowling Green with over 150 rushing yards and a two point conversion.
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Cardinals Roll Paris 65-0 Behind Ground Attack
South Shelby, defending AA champions, used a ground-heavy attack to rout Paris Coyotes 65-0 on Friday night. Curt Lichty opened scoring with a 7 yard punt return, and multiple touchdowns followed including runs by Litchy Broughton and Weatherford. Robby Lorey scored on a blocked punt recovery in the end zone.
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Death prompts footballs to boost onfield care
After Chuck Hughes of the Detroit Lions died from a heart clot during a game, teams nationwide plan to install cardiac units and defibrillators. The Lions will staff onfield units for future games, with Packers Rams Bears and others expanding first aid with cardiac facilities at venues and on flights.
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T Birds Top Warrenton 19-0 After Slow Start
North Callaway Thunderbirds shake off a sluggish start to beat Warrenton 19-0. Mark Atkinson sparks the comeback with timely passes as Baumgartner boots a 20 yard field goal and a pair of touchdowns follow.
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Bryant aims for 206th win as Alabama faces Mississippi State
Auburn coach Bear Bryant seeks win number 206 to tie a coaching mark while Alabama and star Johnny Musso chase records. Bryant cautions of a tough game at Jackson against Charley Shira's defense as No. 4 Alabama meets Mississippi State amid a rough week. Also on Big Friday slate are Georgia at South Carolina and Arkansas at Texas A&M with top teams Nebraska, Oklahoma, Michigan, Penn State, Ohio State and others in action.
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Worstell Keeps Mexico Defense Alive Against Marshall
Mexico's standout linebacker Chuck Worstell left the game with an abdominal bruise but remained a vocal leader on the sidelines. His replacement Russ Haerer blocked a Marshall extra point as Worstell urged him to keep grinding, ending with Worstell’s quiet, hopeful approval.
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Week of high school football and pro scores summary
A dense score roundup lists high school football results with dozens of pairings such as Marshall 43 over Mexico 14 and Rockhurst 41 over Macon 24, plus many more games including Versailles 62 and Fulton 13. Pro and college results show NBA games like Boston 125 over Milwaukee 114 and Philadelphia 137 over Phoenix 135 in overtime, along with college football results Miami Florida 24 Army 13 and Connecticut 14 Boston University 10.
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Sunday NFL Showdowns Headline Week Midseason Clash
The schedule features Kansas City at Oakland atop the AFC West with 5-1 marks, Miami at Los Angeles in interconference play, plus Denver at Philadelphia, Chicago at Dallas, and other games. Key players include Len Dawson, Otis Taylor, Marv Hubbard, Jim Kiick, Larry Csonka, Roman Gabriel, and Gene Upshaw. Oakland and Kansas City share the West lead while Miami and the Rams ride winning streaks into their matchups. Denver routed Cleveland 27-0 and Philadelphia beat the Giants 23-7 last week.
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Oilers Claim Chiefs Burgey
Kansas City Chiefs announce rookie tight end Bruce Bergey placed on waivers and claimed by Houston. Bergey is brother of Cincinnati linebacker Bill Bergey. Coach Hank Stram says Willie Frazier and Mike Adamle on active roster for Sunday's game at Oakland. Frazier acquired from Houston. Adamle rookie on taxi squad and may help return kicks.
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Mexico Harriers Reach District Meet Hopeful
Mexico High School harriers led by Hannibal injury comeback Craig Barnes compete in the district cross country meet aiming to reach the state meet for the first time since 1966. Barnes teams with Delbert Healy Geoff Wolf Steve Fitzpatrick Jeff Mackey Tim Collins and Steve James as top runners. Premeet picks favor Hannibal and Columbia’s U High. Kirksville’s Warren Sims is viewed as top individual.
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